Vocab 1. Bill of Rights- List of citizen's rights
2. Amendment Process- The way in which changes are added to the Constitution
3. National Convention- Assembly
4. Separation of Church and State- Situation in which the government may not favor any religion or establish an official religion
5. Eminent Domain- The power to take private property for public use
6. Due Process of Law- Process by which the government must treat accused persons fairly according to the rules established by law
7. Double Jeopardy- Being placed on trial twice for the same crime
8. Freedom of the Press- Right to publish newspoapers, magazines, and other materials without governmental restriction
9. Freedom of Speech- Right to express one's opinions
10. Case Studies- Which are descriptions of situations or conflicts, the issues involved, and the decisions made
1. Bill of Rights- List of citizen's rights
2. Amendment Process- The way in which changes are added to the Constitution
3. National Convention- Assembly
4. Separation of Church and State- Situation in which the government may not favor any religion or establish an official religion
5. Eminent Domain- The power to take private property for public use
6. Due Process of Law- Process by which the government must treat accused persons fairly according to the rules established by law
7. Double Jeopardy- Being placed on trial twice for the same crime
8. Freedom of the Press- Right to publish newspoapers, magazines, and other materials without governmental restriction
9. Freedom of Speech- Right to express one's opinions
10. Case Studies- Which are descriptions of situations or conflicts, the issues involved, and the decisions made